151: Sophisticated Show and Tell Part 2

Sophisticated Show & Tell

Part 2

May 31, 2019

 


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POINT OF VIEW AS A TOOL

This and last week’s podcast is based on an article written by author and former ICL instructor Chris Eboch which touches on engaging your reader and gives some strong examples. In our episode 150, we talked about using vivid nouns and verbs instead of vague description to engage your reader in your story. In part two, we’re delving into using point of view for the purposes of showing.

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